Medicines & refills
Dose timings, refill dates, and pharmacy notes for every regular medicine — reminders that mark themselves done. Medicine reminders →
Parent health
Parent care stops living in everyone's memory
Managing a parent's health is never one task. It's the morning tablet, next week's cardiology review, a refill someone needs to buy, a report the doctor will ask for, and the question your sister forgot to raise last time. Right now, all of it lives in scattered heads and chat threads. Nityaayu gives the whole of it one calm home — and brings the family into the same view.
Family · This week
Who did what, when
Refill collected · Apollo HSRTue · Vikram
Cardio review · 11:00 AMThu · Priya is going
Lab report uploadedFri · Anita Ma
Shared with Dr. MehtaFri · Selected report only
The moment it helps
"Three of us were 'managing' Amma's care, which meant nobody quite was. Doses, appointments, reports — all in different heads. Now there's one place we all look, and the dropped balls stopped dropping."
Three siblings · Delhi, Bengaluru, Toronto
Everything parent care touches
One place for the parts that used to scatter.
Not another single-purpose app. The whole coordination problem, held together — and connected.
Reports & records
Prescriptions, lab reports, and discharge notes, findable in seconds and building into a timeline. Health records →
Family roles
Siblings and caregivers see exactly the slice they're trusted with — coordination without anyone taking over. For caregivers →
Doctor-visit prep
Current medicine list, recent reports, and the family's questions, gathered before the appointment, not during it.
How it works
Start with one thing; let the rest fall into place.
STEP 01
Begin with today's pain
Add a medicine, a refill, or a report — whatever's slipping most right now. Two minutes is enough.
STEP 02
Bring the family in
Invite a sibling or caregiver and set what each can see. Care becomes a shared view, not a solo burden.
STEP 03
Let the pieces connect
Medicines, reports, and appointments link up into one picture you can act on and hand to a doctor.
What changes for the family
The same care, with the gaps closed.
Used to be
- Care split across heads, chats, and drawers.
- Everyone assumed someone else had it handled.
- Appointments approached half-prepared.
Now
- One shared place the family actually looks at.
- Tasks with owners and changes everyone can see.
- Visits that start with the right information ready.
Safety note: Nityaayu is for organising, reminding, summarising, and coordinating parent care. It does not diagnose, prescribe, treat, prevent, or replace medical care.
Common questions
What families ask first.
What does it actually do?
It holds the moving parts of parent care — medicines, refills, prescriptions, reports, appointments, follow-ups — in one shared place, so coordination stops depending on memory.
One parent or the whole family?
Both. Each person has their own records, and the family sees the parts they're trusted with — across siblings and cities.
Does it make medical decisions?
No. It organises and coordinates, staying clearly outside diagnosis, prescribing, treatment, and emergency care.
Explore each part
Where to go from here.
No morning dose gets lost in the rush
Dose reminders that carry the full context and mark themselves done.
The last strip is never a surprise
Refill alerts days early, with a clear owner for the task.
The right record is ready when the doctor asks
A self-building timeline from the reports you already keep.
Reports stop being a foreign language
Plain-language summaries of dense lab reports, only when you ask.
Help is possible without taking away control
Coordinate across the family with access your parent owns.
Bring the whole of parent care into one view.
Start with the thing that's slipping most, and add the family when you're ready.